<p>Here in “0684-Old,” we look back at New Canaan’s rich local history our lost districts, shops, community buildings and organizations, major figures and the historical events that bind modern townies to our earliest residents.</p>
This photograph was taken sometime before 1888 of 372 Brushy Ridge Road, a home built by Timothy Hoyt in 1732. It was known as Long Meadow Farm. The man seated in the picture is Timothy’s descendant, Samuel Hoyt; his wife, Clarissa, stands in the doorway. Samuel Hoyt was a harness maker who most likely supplied the local farms. His […]
mario september us these photo of flake falling in santa rosa. you report at kg o tv. he and his co-workers enjoy the 5 minute snow shower. the snow melted when it hit the ground. smails on their faces show the kind of joy unexpected and short snow fall can bring. paul works at healdsburg airport and amazed at the type of snow that fell. it was like styrofoam and they broke up like regular snow and start stacking up. reporter: the bagger here was greeted at work this afternoon by a flurry of the white flake. snow was falling. little drops. hitting me on the face on my car. you could hear little kids all around it s snowing it s snowing. reporter: healdsburg all closed up tonight. sonoma couldn t emergency services told us that they are prepared for more snow if it fall. more concerned tonight about black ice. stary night but still is a concern about black ice. any kind of moisture that fall on the roadway could actually turn into ice overnight because of the blow freezi